vocabulary
Across
- 2. a reference to an event, book, myth, place, or work of art the reader is expected to recognize
- 3. when the author creates tension in the story
- 5. The rhythm that is created in a text
- 9. the associations an emotional overtone that have become attached to a word or phrase in addition to its strict dictionary meaning
- 12. repetition of the initial consonant sound in two or more neighboring words
- 13. the first of its kind- theme, plot, character, etc.
- 14. an idea or object that stands for something other than itself
- 16. a poem or story in which many or all elements stand for other ideas
Down
- 1. When two or more words in close proximity have the same ending sound
- 2. repetition of a vowel sound in two or more words in close proximity.
- 4. clues that suggest the events that are about to occur
- 6. repetition of a consonant sound, in any part of the word, that is repeated in two or more words in close proximity.
- 7. The attitude the author takes toward the text that is reflected in her word choice.
- 8. a rhetorical strategy in which a writer chooses word order for a distinct effect
- 10. the use of sensory words to create a vivid picture in the mind of the reader
- 11. a rhetorical strategy in which a word is chosen purposefully to create a tone based on the word's connotation
- 15. the beats in the line of poetry that create cadence